Cinematic Precision and Invisible Craft Power Kesari: Chapter 2

FutureWorks played a pivotal role in shaping Kesari: Chapter 2 with camera rentals, over 2,000 VFX shots, and a masterful DI grade. From previsualisation to final delivery, the team ensured that technology elevated storytelling without overshadowing its emotional core.

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Earning ₹144.52 crore ($17.3 million) worldwide in just six weeks, Kesari: Chapter 2 proved that a historical drama could be both emotionally resonant and visually modern. Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, shot by cinematographer Debojeet Ray, and produced by Dharma Productions, the film picks up after the events of Kesari (2019) and shifts its focus from the battlefield to the courtroom. Based on The Case That Shook the Empire, it follows Chettur Sankaran Nair's legal battle against colonial rule in the aftermath of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

PREVISUALISATION AS THE VISUAL BLUEPRINT

From pre-production through to final delivery, FutureWorks was an integral creative partner, providing camera and lens rental, extensive visual effects work, and full digital intermediate (DI) services. With over 2,000 VFX shots delivered, a carefully sculpted colour grade, and gear choices that helped bridge the gap between historical authenticity and cinematic storytelling, the company's involvement touched nearly every frame of the finished film. The collaboration began well before cameras rolled.